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Grandma's Yorkshire Puds

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Accession No: TWCMS : 2009.31
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Ian’s story is about his memories of helping his grandma make Yorkshire puddings.

By Ian Phillips

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Sunday morning at Grandma’s. The smell of the roast beef wafting up the stairs, Uncle preparing the veg before he went to the pub to meet some friends.

Mam and us arriving with my brother. Mum shouting ‘Tell me you are up my lad?’, ‘Coming mum’ I shouted, ‘You would lie in bed all day if you could! Get dressed and come downstairs right now’.

Downstairs I went, straight to Grandma. ‘Grandma can I help you make the Yorkshire puddings?’. ‘Only if you are a good boy and take your brother to Sunday school’. ‘Will do’ I say and hurry to the bathroom to get washed and then into the bedroom to put on my shoes.

Coming back from Sunday school I could not wait to help Grandma make the Yorkshire puddings. Flour, eggs, milk and a dash of vinegar, that was Grandma’s secret ingredient. Then beating all the ingredients together. The smell of the Yorkshire pubs baking in the oven was wonderful.

Uncle coming back from the pub, veg on the table, meat carved, then at long last the Yorkshire puds. Well, that’s that. Lovely jubbly!

oh yeha! yorkshire puddings.Posted on 09/10/2009 at 09:37:32

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